Kynlee Swain – Tuttle High School
Athletes at all levels of competition invest a lot of time and effort in preparation for competition. As a softball player for Tuttle High School, junior Kynlee Swain knows what it takes to be successful both on the field and in the classroom.
“It takes a lot of hard work and dedication, both with my team and individually,” she said. “I focus on putting in extra hours to become the best teammate I can be while continuously improving my skills. The support from my family and friends is crucial, as it motivates me to reach my goals as an athlete. With my school work, it takes staying organized by maintaining a weekly schedule that includes both academic activities and sporting events.”
Playing softball is more than just something to do for Kynlee. It is her love of the game that helps her continue to work to be her best.
“I am motivated by my passion for softball, the desire to achieve personal goals, and the influence of many role models I admire,” she said. “I thrive on the support and companionship of my teammates and am driven by the recognition I receive from not only my coaches, but also from my family and friends. It inspires me to continuously push my limits and strive for success.”
“ ”Throughout her athletic career, Swain has had some memorable moments. But she has one that stands out as her favorite.
“My highlight moment would be winning the 2023 PGF National Championship with my travel team, the Birmingham Thunderbolts, which aired on ESPN,” she said.
Along with playing softball, Kynlee is also a manager for the Tigers’ baseball team, a member of the Student Council and the National Honor Society. Being involved in a number of activities throughout her campus, Swain is proud to be able to be a reflection of her school.
“Representing my school and community means representing the values and spirit of both,” she said. “It’s about showing pride in our achievements and being a role model for younger students at school, on my teams and within the community. I want to inspire others with my hard work and sportsmanship.”
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